1. THE WEST & THE WORLD
Chapter 29: The Great War
Name:_________________________
Date:__________________________
Chapter 29 Secs. 1-2: Charts, Graphs, and Sidebars (CGS)©
Use the textbook to answer the following questions based on the charts, graphs, and illustrations in the chapter
Picture (Pg. 743)
-How did Bismarck’s actions contribute to tensions between Germany and France?
Historymakers: Kaiser Wilhelm II (Pg. 744)
-To what two world leaders was Wilhelm related?
-What point was William making about himself when he told his doctor “Everything about me must be big”?
Map: Europe on the Eve of World War I (Pg. 745)
-What nations are part of the “Balkans” area?
-Which nations were part of the Triple Entente? Why would they have an advantage in a war in Europe?
-Which countries in central Europe were non-aligned nations?

2. THE WEST & THE WORLD
Chapter 29: The Great War
Pg. 2
Chapter 29 Secs. 1-2: Charts, Graphs, and Sidebars (CGS)©
Use the textbook to answer the following questions based on the charts, graphs, and illustrations in the chapter
Spotlight On: The Armenian Massacre (Pg. 745)
-How many Armenians lived within the Ottoman Empire?
-Why did relations between the Armenians and Ottomans grow strained in the 1880s?
-Why did the Ottomans kill and deport Armenians after 1914?
Connect to Today: The War in Bosnia (Pg. 746)
-What happened in Yugoslavia in 1991?
-What happened in Bosnia? What role did the UN play?
Picture (Pg. 747)
-What is this a picture of?
-What was the goal of this poster? What images did it use to achieve this goal?

3. THE WEST & THE WORLD
Chapter 29: The Great War
Name:_________________________
Date:__________________________
Chapter 29 Secs. 1-2: Charts, Graphs, and Sidebars (CGS)©
Use the textbook to answer the following questions based on the charts, graphs, and illustrations in the chapter
Map: World War I in Europe, (Pg. 748)
-Based on its location, which two countries can you reasonably assume fought in the Battle of Caporetto in October 1917?
-By what date had the Central Powers made their deepest advance into Russian territory?
-Which battle on the Western front was a victory for the Central Powers?
The New Weapons of War (Pgs )
-What effects did poison gas have?
-How did the machine gun help create a stalemate in the war?
-What were the first tanks like?
-What were planes first used for in the war?
-What were German submarines called? What was their primary weapon?
Science and Technology: Aviation (Pg. 752)
-What role did WWI play in the advancement of aviation technology?
-What was the advantage of the 3-motor system in the Ford Tri-Motor plane?
-How many passengers could the Ford Tri-Motor carry? Why did they have to bundle up in coats?

4. THE WEST & THE WORLD
Chapter 29: The Great War
Name:_________________________
Date:__________________________
Chapter 29 Secs. 1-2: Charts, Graphs, and Sidebars (CGS)©
Use the textbook to answer the following questions based on the charts, graphs, and illustrations in the chapter
Historymakers: Kaiser Wilhelm II (Pg. 744)
-To what two world leaders was Wilhelm related?
-What point was William making about himself when he told his doctor “Everything about me must be big”?
Map: Europe on the Eve of World War I (Pg. 745)
-What nations are part of the “Balkans” area?
-Which nations were part of the Triple Entente? Why would they have an advantage in a war in Europe?
Spotlight On: The Armenian Massacre (Pg. 745)
-How many Armenians lived within the Ottoman Empire?
-Why did relations between the Armenians and Ottomans grow strained in the 1880s?
-Why did the Ottomans kill and deport Armenians after 1914?
Connect to Today: The War in Bosnia (Pg. 746)
-What happened in Yugoslavia in 1991?
-What happened in Bosnia? What role did the UN play?
Picture (Pg. 747)
-What is this a picture of?
-What was the goal of this poster? What images did it use to achieve this goal?
Map: World War I in Europe, (Pg. 748)
-Based on its location, which two countries can you reasonably assume fought in the Battle of Caporetto in October 1917?
-By what date had the Central Powers made their deepest advance into Russian territory?
-Which battle on the Western front was a victory for the Central Powers?
The New Weapons of War (Pgs )
-What effects did poison gas have?
-How did the machine gun help create a stalemate in the war?
-What were the first tanks like?
-What were planes first used for in the war?
-What were German submarines called? What was their primary weapon?
Science and Technology: Aviation (Pg. 752)
-What role did WWI play in the advancement of aviation technology?
-What was the advantage of the 3-motor system in the Ford Tri-Motor plane?
-How many passengers could the Ford Tri-Motor carry? Why did they have to bundle up in coats?